Purgatory and Paradise: The Vision of Dante
About this book
Dante emerges from Hell into the mountain where souls slowly learn to surrender the habits that wounded them. Above it lies a paradise of ascending light, where the language of punishment gives way to increasingly difficult visions of love.
This edition brings the Purgatorio and Paradiso into conversation with Gustave Doré's monumental illustrations. His scenes move from crowded terraces to celestial radiance, giving visible form to Dante's changing spiritual landscape. The poem follows a mind beyond the limits of ordinary human sight.
Cite this edition
Dante Alighieri; translated by Henry Francis Cary; illustrated by Gustave Doré. Purgatory and Paradise: The Vision of Dante. New edition, 1901. Thompson & Thomas. 1901. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/purgatory-and-paradise-dore
About this edition
Recorded edition: New edition, 1901.
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